, 1887-04-06
TELEGRAMS.
ST.. CROIX STATION.

on the affairs OF ireland was rejected, and
attef a futile attempt TO proI0ng the dis
cuSS'ol on the hrSt reading OF The Grimes
Bill, the Ci0ture was ordered by a vote Of
361 against 2j1. ,c1L,
Mr.. Parnellss speech wa Seext.aoEdinalily
powerful and impaxsioneay ab { boa
Mr. GladStnnesaltf 4ra fe vesbheHlembrred
80 complete a Observation-Disclosures for
any bIl!. NV ob7oatd b1aw BID
The Governments cha Ie41lr3fq,ed the pro-
%Secuti0n Of the Irish rmemherS cited for
being concerned in the Plan Of Cam.
paigR.
Prince BiSmarck's Dir hday was cele.
DRAFTED throughout Germm yesterday.
M. Antoine, Il protesting member for
Metz, has been expelled fOm the Reich
and He has been conducted tu The from
tier. hul il is understood that he will return
10 Berlin VIA Belgium to take his seat in
the RcichsAG.
Her Majesty Queen Victoria has arriv.
ed ut Cannes. he French feet fred a
salute in her honor.
A Copenhagen despatch announces that
the FolkethingshaS elected Hrrl4 HoegSbr0
as President, and Hers B0sJam AS Vice
President. AnT4InagRiSsdag lrasi+s been
closed with6Qt6 dhpNidipg aorhg0grt, the
King will declfeH funds tor ~tlhefpublic ex-
ppnseS.
Paris news states that the Senate has
passed the Cattle Duties Bill.
NJ. Goblet, it is stated, will dissolve the
Council of st. Ouen fOr having glOrifed
the Commune.
Plymouth, April 2nd.-The r. NJ. s.
"Orinoco" FROM the West Indies arrived
here at 3 o'ciockthiS AFTER Don.
New York, Ap,il 4lh.-Dublin advicps
report that a demonstration of 10000
persons attended the unveillng of Il monu.
mpnt al Yonghal TO The memory of the
fenian Crowley, who was shot 20 years
ago.
1t is announced that the Italian cabinet
has been reformed with Signor Depretis
as Minister for Foreign Affairs.
Special dispatches describe thecoHapSe of
MI. BalfoHr'HFidpP. MIR. ParreH's crushing
speech. The PartisanShip of Speaker
Plel is causing intense dissatisfaction
among the Liberals, and his resignation
is expected. HencefOrward il il probable
that a majority will elect Speakers as
member OF the Ministry.
1t is expected that many UmiOniSts will
join Mr,Glad>tone against The Government.
Lori Randolph Churchill, in a speech at
PaddingtOn on Saturday, approved the
Parliamentary action of the previous night,
and declared that be would continue his
opposition to extravaganza.
It is stated thar Germany has threaten.
ed to imprisOn NJ. Antoine lflhe should
return to Berlin. :.iT-
The latest conspiracy, against the Gear
is a military enrOtfage. Executions are
taking place dailgEq b2ggtt eYsryqHe feels that
the Czar'sE 5rns7vTi IS 0nlYs a question Of
time, and itisJsaiQ7 there Is q rial contest
between M.Qlt Giels, and II +dKabkoff whe-
ti'er G"rma 9rSa or Russians SltYql control the
new Regent coy . -" 9oaGo-I
Alta recepfio7af at offt{ Fftrsafnacah Academy,
Nj. Leonte de LiSltsaHdM Dumas ridiculen
the late Victor Hugo rs u vain poser.
New York, April 5th.-At a conference
of the millrIS Of Glasgow, IA resolution was
adopted demanding The imposition of "a
dutyon foreign -four.
IN the House of Commons, Mr.. Chaplin
brought a question Of privilege ag inst
Mr.. C%onyheare, with reference to his recent
speech delivered at a Radical meeting, III
which he denounced the Speakers par
TALLY,
The Speaker said lie preferred to leave
the House to decide, as The House Itself in
the Office of Speaker was Heally attacked.
Personalll9lk aEF8GaGea HE reflection.
Mr.. ConyAsage afersH an apology, and
Nj. Smit h httydff3r thaaittdteD make any
comment. aMr ,.MinlHy av1aar~h that the
Liberals believed that ,fheISbeaker had
always e~ndeaNOurpd 10 Allay strife.